By Olarinre Salako The departure of Adebayo Adelabu as Minister of Power presents an opportunity for structural reset in a sector long managed through incremental...

By Mide Alabi A few months ago, a journalist reached out to me following my piece on gas flaring in TheCable. An American, based in...

By Olarinre Salako When airlines in a country of Nigeria’s size begin to contemplate a nationwide shutdown due to the skyrocketing price of aviation fuel,...

By Olanrewaju Osho 2 Timothy 3:7 is a sobering passage in the Bible. It speaks of people who are “ever learning, yet never able to...

By Olanrewaju Osho Across Africa, a quiet revolution is underway. The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) promises to reshape the continent’s economic future by...

By Olarinre Salako As the global energy crisis deepens, its geopolitical contours are becoming sharper. The Strait of Hormuz faces escalating disruption risks, while the...

By Olarinre Salako In free-market economics, demand and supply determine price. When they are in equilibrium, prices stabilize, and households, firms, and investors can plan...

By Olanrewaju Osho “Politics is dirty!” This statement has become the mindset, slogan, and confession of many Nigerians. Because of this belief, countless citizens have developed...

By Olanrewaju Osho In the past few days, few names have generated as much conversation across Nigeria’s social media space and WhatsApp groups as Daniel...

By Mide Alabi If you grew up anywhere near an oil-producing community in Nigeria, gas flaring is not an abstraction. It is constant light without...